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01-06-2009, 03:14 PM
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RE: EDS tools
Buddys got the whole set! got them in 3 weeks ago. I believe he paid almost 350 for the set shiped!!!
Not cheap thats for sure but there made outa quality metals!
-J.B.
Not cheap thats for sure but there made outa quality metals!-J.B.
01-06-2009, 03:41 PM
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Excellent, Thanks guys.
Need some new imperial hex wrenches and over here hear imperial in shops doesnt really happen lol!
Need some new imperial hex wrenches and over here hear imperial in shops doesnt really happen lol!
01-07-2009, 11:00 PM
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imo a driver's a driver....if you like a Knurled handle or not its all personal preference.....i use the Integy & dynamite mostly and have had Mugen and Hudy...they are all quality drivers and all do the same thing....EDS does have a nice case tho. [sm=thumbs_up.gif]
01-08-2009, 06:04 PM
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I just bought new a set of dynamites saturday to give my losi wrenches a rest(and for the lenth, they were longer than the integys) and sunday the 1st time i used my 1/16 the tip snapped off in the grub screw on my khz ft pin holder and i wasnt over tightening..my losi drivers wouldnt had ever broke...not complaining terribly here, i'l ship it in and have it replaced, did kind of suck tho..maybe il try some eds
01-08-2009, 07:59 PM
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What does everyone think of the associated factory team hex and nut drivers. I got a good deal on both of them new. I have only used them a couple of times but they did not seem like very good quality for how much I paid. Dont know the size but I was removing the hex bolts on the bottom engine mounts and the shaft kept coming loose. I had to keep re tightining so the shaft would stay in place.
01-08-2009, 11:37 PM
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What does everyone think of the associated factory team hex and nut drivers. I got a good deal on both of them new. I have only used them a couple of times but they did not seem like very good quality for how much I paid. Dont know the size but I was removing the hex bolts on the bottom engine mounts and the shaft kept coming loose. I had to keep re tightining so the shaft would stay in place.
What does everyone think of the associated factory team hex and nut drivers. I got a good deal on both of them new. I have only used them a couple of times but they did not seem like very good quality for how much I paid. Dont know the size but I was removing the hex bolts on the bottom engine mounts and the shaft kept coming loose. I had to keep re tightining so the shaft would stay in place.
take out the set screw and use a Cap head and Really REEEF er down..3-4mm screw will do the trick.
01-09-2009, 05:43 PM
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I have the screwdriver set and they are great, they set really well in the screws like my japanese phillips, on the Allen I have Hudy's and the quality is outstanding, but the EDS is not that far from that quality and are cheaper.
I bought the Hudy before the EDS and do not regret I bought the EDS at all.
Hope that help.
Regards
I bought the Hudy before the EDS and do not regret I bought the EDS at all.
Hope that help.
Regards
